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Hey! If I were you I would look at average position on mobile devices in Google Search Console!

Hi Ali, Yeah, I would agree that it is a spammy site. When I tried visiting it, I went through a lot of redirects and ended up on some random page.  I would disavow the domain and still implement 301 redirects.

Hello There, What you are seeing is Google's hotel booking feature. Here's an article to help you better understand this feature: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-redesigns-the-hotel-search-experience-on-desktop/276085/

Thanks but I am finding that the keyword tool does not provide me with Hong Kong-based feedback.   The results are what I would expect from someone searching for information on Hong Kong who knows little about the city. My audience is HK based English speakers.

Hey Becky, Feel free to reach out to help@moz.com and we would be happy to assist with any questions about our tools. Best, Eli

Hey there! Thanks for reaching out to us! Would you be able to contact us at help@moz.com with a screenshot of the issue you are experiencing please. We are looking forward to hearing from you, Eli

Hi Julio, As long as you have a cc-TLD will not be able to change its target for country-specific. Dont worry about that, you are not in any danger or whatsoever. Best luck Gaston

Hi there! Thanks so much for the great question! We don't continue to gather new data while your Campaigns are archived, but we keep all your historical data for around 12 update cycles. For weekly updates, that'd be 12 weeks and 12 months for monthly updates. The only exceptions to this rule would be for rankings and link histories, which we'll keep forever. I also have a guide from our Help Hub here that may help. Hopefully this provides the info you're looking for! If not, please feel free to email in to help@moz.com.

How can I optimise my seo on depressionals I'm looking forward an answer.

Hi there, I'm sorry to hear that your site has taken a hit by latest Google Algo update. That sucks. I do not think that your drop has anything to do with the spam score Moz'z metrics give you, as Google does not look at private metrics for their rankings. I'd strongly recommend you to look closer to your website, specifically pages and queries that you are seeing a loss in traffic and rankings. Looking at the pages that now rank where your website used to rank could give you some hints about why you've taken a hit. Then, I'd take a deep read and try to understand what other factors might be affecting your high spam score website, compared to the ones with low scores. Here you can find the 27 most important factors for Moz's spam score. Hope it helps, Best luck.

Thanks for investing your time mate. No, I didn't experience the traffic drop with any algorithm update. As I mentioned, I had shifted my site from .in to .com and also with that, server locations got changed. When I had .in domain, it was ranking and I was quite satisfied with the rank. I was ranking 5 out of 1 articles, but now, It not happens. I've noindexed those pages, because they were not adding any value to my ranking and site, instead causing the duplicate issue problem. Do you recommend me changing the current domain name? Any help would be appreciated.

I saw it now, thank you so much

I wouldn't call these 3 pages 'duplicate content'. The way I see it is that it's fine to have a topic cluster where several pages/blog posts cover the whole topic. The key is to help Google understand which is the most relevant page for the head term. To know which page Google thinks is the most relevant for that term currently, do a {site:website.com "floor heating"} search and the first result is the page with the most relevance in Google's eyes. If it's not the product page, then I'd work on the following items: Make sure that all floor heating posts link back to the floor heating product page with 'floor heating' as the anchor text. Test different title tags on the product page including a test where 'floor heating' is in the title tag twice. [*gasp! Did he just say that?]  Yes. I did. And it doesn't hurt to test it. Just monitor the CTR as well in Google Search Console. Test adding a paragraph or two of content to the product page and, yes, do include the keyword 'floor heating'. It can be placed below everything else. Just monitor the conversion rate of the page of course. If it doesn't hurt conversions but helps rankings, then it's a win. With all these tests, you can always revert back to the pre-test state without hurting anything. Create more blog posts that answer more floor heating questions for this topic cluster, making sure to link back to the topic head product page accordingly. Get a few more backlinks to the product page with some keyword rich anchor text. I'm not saying that all your links should be keyword stuffed but I've found that since Panda, SEOs have gone too far the other direction where almost none of their links contain anchor text. Good luck! Boyd

Ahrefs.com has a "top pages" tool which gives an estimate of organic search traffic generated by all keywords that a given URL ranks for in organic search shown alongside with the share of traffic to that page (in %) compared to the total websites' traffic in a selected country. Boyd